List: While we're on the subject-- Have any of you tried applying CA water-thin glue to loose tuning pins in a vertical _without_ laying it on its back? I have a piano that has about eight loose pins, all in a line as you would expect. Someone told me at the PA PTG state convention that by working carefully I could apply CA where the tuning pin and plate bushing meet, and it will wick right in. Anyone try this? Did it work OK? About Garfield's -- I think I remember that the last time I used it (years ago) it was clear! :-) But the bushings turn darker as they soak up the stuff, and they stay that way. Clyde Hollinger (glad it's Friday) BSimon1234@AOL.COM wrote: > > Ron Nossaman wrote: > > << I've never seen Garfields that was anything but "Prestone" green. Where did > yours come from?>> > > Now THIS is interesting! The last time I actually saw Garfields pintite was > perhaps 10? years ago when I "won" several bottles as a door prize at a PTG > convention. > > It was chocolate brown, I gave it away, instantly. > > WAS it brown? IS it green? - - I would now like to know! What is going on > here? once bought out a piano shop from a retiring technician. There were > several bottles of the stuff, and it was brown then also. > > Seriously, > > Bill Simon > Phoenix >
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